Mitsubishi, looking to do something a little different for its potential customers, turned to one Leona Chin to spice up the overall shopping experience. Leona, no stranger to the ways of the power slide, appears all too happy to play along.

The prank starts off with Leona playing a shy and inexperienced sales girl. She greets several customers, but fails to impress them with her knowledge of the new Mitsubishi Triton. Naturally, the guys start to get a bit cocky – one even suggests that the Triton is no place for a woman.

Determined to do well on her “first day,” Leona tags along as the drivers head out for test drives. It doesn’t take long for her to get behind the wheel of the truck, though. Mind you, the pick-up in question is the new Triton Phantom variant we uncovered a while back.

A quick word about the range-topping Phantom, first, and what you get here is effectively a Triton Adventure that has been treated to more goodies. The truck features unique decals and trim pieces on the exterior, HID projector headlamps with LED daytime running lights, black-painted multi-spoke 17-inch wheels, and chromed sport bars and a flatbed hard cover.

Inside, the leather seats feature red stitching, “Phantom” badging, and a carbon-fibre motif on the side bolsters. Performance wise, this variant also gets a 2.5 litre variable geometry turbo engine that provides 178 PS and 400 Nm at 2,000 rpm, coupled to a five-speed automatic gearbox and an all-wheel drive system. Sitting just above the Triton Adventure in the range, the Phantom retails at RM119,200.

We’ll let you find out just what else Leona had in store for her customers that day by watching the video above. We promise, no regrets getting through the whole thing. If you’re looking for more pick-up truck videos, don’t forget to check out our episode of the Driven Web Series 2015 where we pit the Mitsubishi Triton, Nissan Navara and Ford Ranger together to find out which is best.

Mitsubishi Triton 2.5 VGT Adventure

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